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2.5 (6 reviews)
Closed 7:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Absolute Scammers. Don't even bother…read more Late March 2024 Saw an ad in ATV Trader for a lightly used Honda Four Trax Foreman Rubicon EPS which included a Moose prow, Warn winch and tool boxes. Ad stated: *$7799.00 * Plow and Warn winch already set up for the coming season. Don't wait till your snowed in. Phone call confirmed unit was still available Drove two hours to get there, Upon arrival was told that the price was a mistake and the plow and winch should not have been included in the price, EVEN though the add was placed on January 11th. (11 weeks ago) but they would honor the ad. The tool boxes had been removed, and was told they were for demo purposes only. Decided to reviewed the ATV, and took a short test drive around the parking lot. The rear cargo area had quite a few scratches from the tool boxes, and two screws were missing on a front fender I did like the Honda and the sales kid printed out an invoice. What a joke. Invoice had a line item for "Dealer Prep" $699.00 and a line for $999.00 for the plow set up, raising the price to over $9000 before taxes. Sales manager "Rodney" tried to cover their ass, but we were having none of it. Got up and walked out. He then got on the defensive and was just plain rude. Never purchase anything from these liars

I was told that a four wheeler came with a plow but then apon trying to purchase it I was told that…read moreit did not and it was a 2000$ add on, then they tried to include a service package and a warranty that I didn't want or ask for and costed 11,000$ over all a bad experience.

Seelye of Paw Paw

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3.0
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I had a very disappointing experience with Seelye Wright. My car was at the shop for over a month,…read moreand the communication was non-existent. I had to call repeatedly for updates, and when I did speak with Andy, he was demeaning and dismissive. Interestingly, we only received clear answers and communication once my husband called and asked who is his boss . Despite having an appointment, I was told they 'didn't have time' and were just working it in when they could. If you are a woman or filing an insurance claim, I'd suggest taking your business elsewhere.

I brought my low mileage 2019 Ram Laramie to this dealership for a parasitic battery drain issue,…read moreand it turned into a five month ordeal. I booked the appointment several weeks in advance, dropped the truck off, and was told after two weeks that they had not even started working on it. During that time, I received no updates and no written estimate of cost or timeline, even though Michigan law (the Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act) requires repair facilities to provide one before performing chargeable work. Only around the three month mark did the dealership begin giving me incremental repair costs for approval. They acknowledged they did not know the cause of the problem and had to open a STAR case with Stellantis for guidance. In total, the truck remained at the dealership for five months. When I finally picked it up, I was billed approximately $1,706.87 for the repair. To make matters worse, the battery was brand new and tested as good when I dropped it off, but after months in their care, I was told it was now "bad" and that replacement would cost an additional $660.17 for an OEM battery. I declined and replaced it myself in their parking lot in five minutes for roughly one third of that cost using a higher grade battery. When I asked service manager Donnie Stermer for a reduction in the bill due to this, his reply was that it was comparable to normal wear and tear, as if the vehicle had been parked outside. The dealership refused to make any adjustment to the final bill despite these extraordinary circumstances. I paid the full repair bill to retrieve my vehicle but have filed formal complaints with both the Michigan Secretary of State and the Michigan Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division for potential violations of the Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act (lack of estimate, unreasonable delay, and poor communication). I encourage anyone who has had a similar experience to do the same. I understand complex electrical issues can take time to diagnose, but five months without transparency, accountability, or proper communication is unacceptable. This experience highlights why consumers need stronger right to repair protections so we are not forced to rely solely on dealerships that restrict access to proprietary diagnostic tools and fail to provide adequate customer service. I strongly recommend getting everything in writing and confirming an estimate before authorizing any repair at this dealership.

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